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1 8th February 11:34
cbsd.james
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Default CMYK to RGB Error



I have a VB.NET application that accepts a 300 dpi CMYK Tiff and
downsizes it to an RGB JPEG, which works great. The only problem is
the coloring seems to darken and become muddy, with oranges becoming
browns, etc. Has anyone else had this happen, and hopefully found a
way to fix it?
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2 9th February 21:16
bob powell [mvp]
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CMYK to RGB conversions are notoriously difficult. CMYK is generated for the
print industry using subtractive colour process whereas RGB is for screen
display so the final conversion should take place with knowledge of the
setting of the 4 colour scanner used for the origination and the colour
temperature of the screen.

Generally you should "tweak" the settings to whatever you think looks best.

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3 9th February 21:16
cbsd.james
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Are there any general rules of thumb about how the 'tweaks' should
go? And do you know what is the best method for applying those
changes?

Thanks
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4 11th February 06:36
bob powell [mvp]
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I don't know of an automatic method. Do the copy and then post-process,
perhaps even by eye.

You could try increasing the brightness and contrast by an amount.

Up the brightness by 10% and increase contrast by 15%.


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5 17th February 23:48
soso
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write an entire JPEG decoder. CMYK Jpegs can be loaded in a Bitmap object but
when they are drawn using DrawImage method they appear as a "negative" (it's
not a real negative because I tried to revert the image but the result does
not match the original).

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